pepperprepper

Well I guess I was not clear enough, this one is not mine. Lots of identifying info in mine. I go into a bit more details and made mine a but cleaner and easy to read.

For mine, I used Draw.io not amazing, but did what I needed it to and have ot self-hosted, so it is easy to edit.

I created something similar to this. It got a lot of love during interviews later down the line. https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fvmd34mabi4r91.jpg&f=1&ipt=2dde77fd04d48156bc514ad4b1f090c8473f4e666ead0e16906eeed55a79aca6

I keep a small sized notebook with the first page or so an index of sort, and then a page for each service or server. Doesn't have to be a lot, but be sure to give your future self all the info that will be needed. For instance not just a password, but also the username. Any problems you have had and how you resolved it. Depending on the sophistication of your network, vlans, firewall info, is it wired to your router or switch, what port. What slot of your multi button power bar it is plugged into, so if you need to cut power or restart you dont have e to randomly push switch accidently turning something else off. Basic server specs, what type/size of raid or HDs, do you have room for more HDs later, RAM slots and what's in them currently.

I might get some flack from writing down passwords, but a password manager can remedy that. I still keep some of mine on paper tbh, I have had pw managers break or go offline and I am not terribly worried about normal theifs knowing how to ssh into my linux boxes.

Documentation, take notes on what you setup, ports opened, accounts created. This will be very valuable when you envitally get services setup and forget about them.

I would imagine they just auction them on online nowadays :/ cutting out any sort of human interaction.

How is there not tons of images of the suspect not being pushed to public yet. There had to have been multiple security cameras on them at the time. Seems like they are waiting to find the "suspect" that will do the most damage to the left as possible.

Any idea of what they are looking into? I always thought neutron detectors were for detection of nuclear activity.

I dont want to be too specific, there is a reason, I work with radio infrastructure quite a bit. A lot of these systems hide behind obscurity alone. Not great against national actors that may want to do harm.

Thought cars were bad, not sure many people have an understanding of how our emergency broadcasts and alerts work. US needs some huge infrastructure updates.

Nvidia 3060 on a windows 11 machine with Sunshine (Free, open source iirc). Set the resolution to 1280x800, pretty easy to run just about anything at max settings at that resolution. Pretty simple and I like having pirated games on another machine than my daily driver.

Moonlight installed on Steamdeck.

A nice wifi router is ideal, I recently got a Unify 7 Acess Point that has made the experience much better. Still worked decent on a 5ghz access point.

I have streamed from internet as well, even mobile Hotspot. Not great for fast twitchy games where timing is key, games like baldergs gate are great.

Love that you want to do it on linux, it has come a long way since the steam deck. Sunshine has linux installers as well. Nvidia video card drivers are the biggest hiccup I usually have with linux gaming/llms.

I use it to stream from a gaming PC, super long battery life and no loud fan. Amazing way to use the deck.

I use it to stream games (sunshine and moonlight) from my gaming pc, you get amazing battery life and the fans never get up to full speed.